Hachette v. Internet Archive: Amicus Briefs on Non-Commercial Use
Our last post highlighted one of the amicus briefs filed in the Hachette v. Internet Archive lawsuit, which made the […]
Hachette v. IA Amicus Briefs: Highlight on Privacy and Controlled Digital Lending
Photo by Matthew Henry on Unsplash Over the holidays you may have read about the amicus brief we submitted in
Licensing research content via agreements that authorize uses of artificial intelligence
This is a guest post by Rachael G. Samberg, Timothy Vollmer, and Samantha Teremi, professionals within the Office of Scholarly
Authors Alliance Submits Amicus Brief to the Second Circuit in Hachette Books v. Internet Archive
We are thrilled to announce that we’ve submitted an amicus brief to the Second Circuit Court of Appeals in Hachette
Authors Alliance Amicus Briefs: Defending Free Expression from Trademark, Social Media, and Copyright Law Challenges
The cases that threaten authors’ rights aren’t always obvious. You might have noticed in the last year that we’ve filed
Authors Alliance Releases New Legal Guide to Writing About Real People
We are delighted to announce the publication of our brand new guide, the Authors Alliance Guide to Writing About Real
Authors Alliance Submits Comment to Copyright Office in Generative AI Notice of Inquiry
We are pleased to announce that we have submitted a comment to the Copyright Office in response to their recent
Book Talk: The Internet Con by Cory Doctorow
Join us for a virtual book talk with author Cory Doctorow about THE INTERNET CON, the disassembly manual we need
Copyright Office Recommends Renewal of the Existing Text Data Mining Exemptions for Literary Works and Films
Authors Alliance is delighted to announce that the Copyright Office has recommended that the Librarian of Congress renew both of
Call to Action: Share your Experiences with Generative AI!
Authors Alliance is currently at work on a submission to the Copyright Office regarding our views on generative AI (which